“My Caliber, Got me Thinking On A Higher Algebra.”

Inspired by AZ’s More Money, More Murder, this collaboration reflects on the equations we solve just to become ourselves. Every layer acts like a calculation, where memories, mistakes, ambition, and instinct are added together until a new identity emerges.

The stitched halo and devil’s horn exist at the same time, suggesting that growth rarely comes without contradiction. Arrows point inward and outward, graffiti overlaps previous decisions, and a single eye sits above it all as a reminder that awareness is often earned through experience. The skull isn’t about death. It’s about what’s left after everything unnecessary has been stripped away.

Like the lyric that inspired its title, this work asks what happens when survival turns into strategy, and every lesson becomes part of a larger formula. Sometimes the only way forward is to think on a higher algebra.